We remember Pinetop Perkins. ‘Pinetop Off the World’
This day (March 21, 2011), in Austin, Texas,, died Joseph William Perkins a.k.a. Pinetop Perkins, an American blues pianist and singer. (more…)
We remember Chuck Berry. ‘Ageless Rocker & Bluesman’
This day (March 18, 2017), in St. Charles County, Missouri, died Charles Edward Anderson ‘Chuck’ Berryan American guitarist, singe, songwriter and rock and roll pioneer
Tracklist :
1 . Johnny B. Goode (1958)
2 . You Never Can Tell
3 . Roll over Beethoven (1972)
4 . Maybellene (1958)
5 . Sweet Little Sixteen
6 . No Particular Place To Go
7 . w/ Tina Turner – Rock n roll music
8 . Carol
9 . w/ Robert Cray – Brown Eyed Handsome Man
10 . w/ Keith Richards – Too Much Monkey Business
11 . w/ T-Bone Walker – Everyday I Have The Blues
12 . Hoochie Coochie Man
13 . w/ Eric Clapton, Keith Richards And Johnnie Johnson – Wee Wee Hours
14 . No Money Down
15 . Mean Old World (1972)
16 . Mean Old World (1986)
17 . Beer Drinking Woman(1972)
Tracklist :
Johnny B. Goode . You Never Can Tell . Roll Over Beethoven . Maybellene . Run Rudolph Run . Sweet Little Sixteen . Rock and Roll Music . No Particular Place To Go . Carol . Brown Eyed Handsome Man .
We remember T Bone Walker. ‘T-Bone Walked’
This day (March 16, 1975), in Los Angeles, California, died Aaron Thibeaux ‘T-Bone’ Walker, an American blues guitarist and singer. (more…)
Etta James records ‘Heart of a Woman’ for RCA (1999)
Etta James‘ ‘Heart of a Woman’ is an album recorded between March 15 & 23, 1999 and released on June 29, 1999 by RCA.
Eric Clapton publishes ‘Old Sock,’ his twentieth album (2013)
Eric Clapton‘s ‘Old Sock’ is the twentieth studio album released on March 12, 2013 by Surfdog.
We remember Sonny Terry. ‘Sonny Left Brownie’
This day (March 11, 1986), in Mineola, New York, died Saunders Terrell a.k.a. Sonny Terry, an American Piedmont blues harmonica player. (more…)
Albert King records ‘Born Under a Bad Sign’ with Booker T. & The MG’s (1966)
Albert King‘s ‘Born Under a Bad Sign’ is his second studio album recorded on March 3, 1966 & June 9, 1967 and released in August 1967 by Stax.
We remember Jeff Healey. ‘Jeff Saw The Light’
This day (March 2, 2008), in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, died Norman Jeffrey ‘Jeff Healey’, a blind Canadian jazz and blues-rock vocalist and guitarist. (more…)
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